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Magnolia Regional Health Center a Multi-Specialty Hospital in Corinth, MS
Magnolia Regional Health Center is committed to providing you with the highest quality care and patient experience possible. By combining our excellent medical providers and staff with our use of the most state-of-the-art technology, we can offer you the healthcare services you need and deserve. At MRHC, you are not just a patient to us, but you are family. As soon as you enter our doors, we aim for you to be cared for in a healing and family-oriented atmosphere. Your health and care are our top priority, and we are committed to offering you an exceptional patient experience.
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At Magnolia Regional Health Center, we believe healthcare is about more than just treatments—it’s about trust, compassion, and putting patients first. From advanced medical expertise to heartfelt support, our dedicated team is here to ensure you receive world-class care tailored to your unique needs. Whether you’re visiting for a routine checkup, managing a chronic condition, or navigating life’s unexpected challenges, Magnolia is committed to being your partner in health and healing.
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Magnolia Regional Health Center proudly recognizes the achievements of its 2026 graduating class of Internal Medicine Residents, Emergency Medicine Residents, and Cardiology Fellows. Over the past several years, these physicians have played an important role in caring for patients across Northeast Mississippi while becoming valued members of the Corinth community through their service, dedication, and involvement.
As they begin the next chapter of their careers, Magnolia Regional Health Center thanks them for their compassion, professionalism, and contributions to patients, colleagues, and the community.
Internal Medicine Residency Graduates
Ryder Costa, DO
Dr. Ryder Costa will be joining Helen Keller Hospital in Tuscumbia, Alabama, where he will practice as a Hospitalist. In addition, he will continue serving patients at Magnolia Regional Health Center on a part-time basis.
Ali Alzeghoul, MD
Dr. Ali Alzeghoul will begin his career as a Hospitalist at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Southaven, Mississippi.
Eric Sanji, MD
Dr. Eric Sanji will continue his medical training at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis after matching into a Hematology and Medical Oncology Fellowship. He plans to pursue a career focused on oncology care, clinical research, and improving cancer outcomes in underserved communities both in the United States and globally.
Dana Hoffman, DO
Dr. Dana Hoffman, a Captain in the United States Air Force, will serve as an Internal Medicine physician at Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Austin T. Winegar, DO
Dr. Austin T. Winegar will relocate with his family to Oregon, where he will practice as a Hospitalist at a rural hospital in Baker City while being closer to extended family.
Adnan Zafar, MD
Dr. Adnan Zafar will join Allegheny Hospital in Pittsburgh as a Hospitalist. He looks forward to contributing to patient care while continuing to grow professionally in the field of Internal Medicine.
Srijana Mandal, MD
Dr. Srijana Mandal will begin the next chapter of her career as a Hospitalist serving patients in the Kentucky region.
Natalie Rentrop, DO
Dr. Natalie Rentrop will remain at Magnolia Regional Health Center as a Hospitalist and will continue working closely with the Graduate Medical Education program.
Mark Jason Grimes, MD
Dr. Jason Grimes will be heading to Cullman, Alabama, where he will serve as a Hospitalist at Cullman Regional Medical Center.
Emergency Medicine Residency Graduates
W. Tanner Cole, DO
Dr. W. Tanner Cole will be practicing Emergency Medicine in West Texas.
Kallee Kennedy, DO
Dr. Kallee Kennedy will be joining Lexington Medical Center in West Columbia, South Carolina. She also plans to continue pursuing initiatives aimed at improving women’s healthcare in the emergency department, particularly in rural areas of Mississippi.
Porscha Cobb, MD
Dr. Porscha Cobb will be relocating from Atlanta, Georgia, to begin practicing Emergency Medicine in Winter Haven, Florida.
Samantha Castillo-Mallory, DO
Dr. Samantha Castillo-Mallory will continue her medical training through an Emergency Psychiatry Fellowship at RUSH in Chicago, Illinois.
Alex Tankersley, MD
Dr. Alex Tankersley will join a community Emergency Medicine practice in Olympia, Washington.
Corey Abdeen, DO
Dr. Corey Abdeen will be working at River Oaks in Jackson, Mississippi, while also practicing part-time at Magnolia Regional Health Center.
Cardiology Fellowship Graduates
John P. Raper, DO
Dr. John P. Raper will continue his training at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City through a one-year fellowship in advanced cardiac imaging with a focus on cardiac CT and cardiac MRI.
Abdalaziz “Aziz” Tabash, MD
Dr. Aziz Tabash will continue his medical training at Harbor-UCLA in Los Angeles, California, through a one-year Interventional Cardiology Fellowship.
Graduate Medical Education continues to play an essential role in strengthening healthcare access in the region by bringing talented young physicians to the community. These programs not only help train the next generation of doctors, but also expand patient access to care, support local economic growth, and strengthen the long-term future of healthcare throughout Northeast Mississippi.
Magnolia Regional Health Center also looks forward to welcoming a new class of residents and fellows in July as Graduate Medical Education continues to strengthen healthcare access across Northeast Mississippi.
During May 10–16, Magnolia Regional Health Center proudly celebrated Hospital Week by honoring the incredible employees who make our mission possible every day. Throughout the week, team members enjoyed special events and tokens of appreciation including employee gifts and ice cream, smoothies, a catered lunch, recognition events, and MRHC swag goodie bags.
Hospital Week is a time to recognize the dedication, compassion, and excellence our employees bring to patients, families, and one another. We are grateful for every member of the MRHC family and the important role they play in caring for our community.
Employee Recognition Dinner & Awards
One of the highlights of the week was our Employee Recognition Dinner, where we celebrated years of service milestones and recognized employees and departments for outstanding achievements and leadership.
Years of Service Awards
15 Years
Alisha Basham
Ashley Clausel
Chris Clement
Susan Daniel
Sarita Delgadillo
Katey Ginn
Amanda Ham
Marilyn Holt
Haley Jones
Jonathan Mayfield
Aubry Morelock
Valerie Norton
Missy Rhodes
Galina Shalimova
Terri Thompson
Jessica Walker
Johnna Yarber
20 Years
Michelle Canten
Jennifer Carpenter
Debbie Chatham
Miriam Formsma
Jana Gifford
Traci Johnson
Amy Lambert
Tim Letson
Tracy Moore
Jill Pettigrew
Belinda Prather
Allen Reeves
Angela Shipman
Wendy Tigner
Doris Thompson
25 Years
Emily Bradley
Tim Burress
Tiffany Hight
Amanda Kerr
Debra Kirk
Amy Langston
Heather Lindsey
Teresa McCaulley
Terra McLemore
Michelle Moore
Alan Prentiss
Jennifer Stuart
30 Years
Heather Carnell
Katrina Ramos
Carol Sells
40 Years
Keith Suitor
Special Recognition Awards
Quality Award
Kimberly Basham
Dr. Preston Wright
Plant Technology
Citizenship Award
Amarri Harris
Dr. Steve Haywood
Food & Nutrition
Innovation Award
Rebekah McPheters
Dr. Ben Long
Case Management
Leadership Award
Anna Browder
Terry Bain
Brittany Taylor
Pursuit of Excellence Award
Holly Lutz
Amanda Ham
Dr. Ben Pettigrew
Change Agent of the Year
Elizabeth Willis
Jessica Puckett
Dr. Janet Buccola
Horizon Award
Bryant Gillespie
People Award
Joshua Watts
DAISY of the Year
Staci Whitaker
BEE of the Year
Rob Powell
Preceptor of the Year
Burley Ball
CI-Care Award
Candi Young
Employee of the Year
Heather Carnell
CEO Award
Brandon Gunn
At Magnolia Regional Health Center, our employees are the heart of everything we do. Their commitment to compassionate care, teamwork, innovation, and service excellence continues to make a difference in the lives of our patients and community every day.
Thank you to all MRHC employees for your hard work, dedication, and the countless ways you serve others. We are proud to celebrate you during Hospital Week — and every week of the year.
Magnolia Regional Health Center is pleased to announce that Sophia P. Thang, DO will be joining Magnolia Heart & Lung Clinic as an interventional cardiologist beginning this August, following the completion of her advanced fellowship training.
Dr. Thang’s upcoming arrival represents an important expansion of specialized cardiovascular services available to patients in Corinth and the surrounding region, bringing advanced interventional expertise closer to home.
Dr. Thang is a medical school graduate of Nova Southeastern University in Florida. She also holds both a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of Houston. She completed her Internal Medicine Residency at Magnolia Regional Health Center, where she first began her postgraduate medical training. She then continued at MRHC to complete her Cardiology Fellowship, gaining comprehensive experience in cardiovascular care before pursuing subspecialty training in Interventional Cardiology.
She is currently completing her Interventional Cardiology fellowship at the prestigious Mount Sinai Fuster Heart Hospital in New York City, a world-leading cardiovascular center and one of the nation’s top training programs.
Upon completion of her fellowship, Dr. Thang will return to Corinth to join her husband, interventional cardiologist Paul M. Volansky, DO, FACC, and Nurse Practitioner Kim Marlar, CNP at Magnolia Heart & Lung Clinic.
Dr. Thang specializes in plaque modification and complex interventions, offering advanced treatment options that are not commonly available in many smaller communities. Her expertise will allow patients in the region to access highly specialized cardiovascular care without the need to travel to larger metropolitan centers.
In addition to her procedural expertise, she provides comprehensive care for a wide range of heart and vascular conditions through advanced diagnostics, treatment, and long-term cardiovascular management.
“We are excited to welcome Dr. Thang back to Magnolia Regional Health Center,” said MRHC Cardiovascular Surgeon and Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jim Gilmore. “Her advanced training and commitment to patient care will significantly enhance the level of cardiovascular services available to our community.”
Patients may begin scheduling appointments with Dr. Thang now for visits starting in August.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, contact Magnolia Heart & Lung Clinic at 662-287-5218 or visit www.MRHC.org.
Magnolia Regional Health Center is continuing its investment in the future of healthcare with a major renovation and expansion of its surgical department. The project, which began last fall, is now nearing completion and represents a significant step forward in advancing surgical care for the region.
Designed to improve the patient experience, enhance efficiency for care teams, and support the latest medical technologies, the upgraded surgical area will help ensure MRHC continues delivering high-quality care close to home for years to come.
Reimagining the Surgical Environment
The hospital’s former operating room suite has been completely redesigned. The previous five operating rooms are being transformed into four larger, state-of-the-art surgical suites built to accommodate advanced technology and improve workflow for surgeons and staff.
These expanded rooms will create a more modern, functional environment while providing patients with an enhanced surgical experience.
Expanding Access to Advanced Robotics
A major highlight of the renovation is the dedicated space for MRHC’s two surgical robotic systems—the da Vinci XI and the da Vinci 5.
da Vinci XI Surgical System and da Vinci 5 Surgical System allow surgeons to perform minimally invasive procedures with enhanced precision, visualization, and control. The new surgical suites are specifically designed to support the continued growth of robotic-assisted surgery at MRHC.
Expanding Procedure Capabilities
In addition to the operating rooms, the project includes two upgraded procedure rooms for services such as eye surgeries, endoscopic procedures, and other less-invasive interventions. These additions will improve flexibility and efficiency across surgical services while helping meet the growing needs of patients in the region.
Enhancing Safety and Efficiency
The renovation also includes a new and expanded Sterile Processing Department located adjacent to the operating rooms. This updated space will feature advanced sterilization technology and improved workflows designed to support patient safety and surgical efficiency.
Improving the Patient Experience
Patients and families will also notice major improvements to the arrival and registration process. A redesigned entrance with a covered drop-off area will lead into a modernized waiting and check-in space, creating a more convenient and welcoming experience from the moment patients arrive.
Bringing Advanced Technology to the Region
The new operating rooms will feature CleanSuite technology, an advanced integrated system for sterilization, lighting, and equipment mounting. This level of surgical infrastructure is often found only in much larger healthcare facilities and reflects MRHC’s commitment to bringing leading-edge care to the local community.
Built With Input From Care Teams
Throughout the planning and design process, physicians, nurses, and clinical staff have helped shape the layout and functionality of the new surgical spaces. Their feedback has been instrumental in ensuring the new environment supports efficient workflows and excellent patient care.
Looking Ahead
As construction enters its final phases, MRHC is preparing to unveil several key components of the project. The new patient lobby is expected to open later this summer, while the newly renovated operating rooms are anticipated to open later this fall.
This investment marks another important milestone in the hospital’s mission to provide advanced, compassionate healthcare while continuing to grow alongside the needs of the communities it serves.
Magnolia Regional Health Center’s Emergency Medicine Residency program has earned international recognition after winning the prestigious Kevin Rogers World Cup at the American Academy of Emergency Medicine (AAEM) Games, held April 12 in Seattle, Washington.
Competing against leading emergency medicine programs from around the world—including teams traveling from as far as India—the Magnolia Regional team distinguished itself through a combination of clinical knowledge, teamwork, and performance under pressure.
The four-member team, competing under the name “Sweet Tea And Ketamine,” included residents Corey Abdeen, DO (PGY-3), Jeff Johnson, DO (PGY-2), and Jay Patel, DO (PGY-1), under the mentorship of faculty advisor Alex Hampton, MD, FAAEM.
The competition began with a rapid-paced emergency medicine knowledge round, where teams were required to complete a 40-question exam in just 10 minutes. Magnolia Regional advanced into the Top 8 and was placed into the simulation bracket, where participants are evaluated on real-time clinical decision-making in high-acuity scenarios.
In the simulation rounds, the Magnolia Regional team defeated Lakeland Regional before advancing to the Final Four, where they overcame defending champions Florida State University. In the championship round, they faced New York University’s team—winners of the ultrasound competition—and secured the overall victory to claim the international title.
“This team demonstrated exceptional composure, clinical reasoning, and teamwork at every stage of the competition,” said Dr. Alex Hampton, faculty mentor. “Watching them compete against top programs from around the world and come out on top was an incredible moment and a testament to their hard work and preparation.”
In addition to the team’s championship win, MRHC EM residents also earned national recognition in the AAEM Poster Competition.
Samantha Castillo, DO (PGY-3), was selected as a Top Poster presenter—ranking among the top 12 in the nation—for her project titled “May-Thurner Who?” Jay Patel, DO (PGY-1), also had a poster accepted for presentation, titled “Saved By The Bell’s Palsy.”
Hospital leadership noted that these accomplishments underscore the growing reputation of Magnolia Regional Health Center’s residency program on a national and international stage.
Wendy Hurley, Administrative Director of Graduate Medical Education, highlighted the significance of the achievement for both the institution and the community.
“This is a proud moment for our institution and our community,” Hurley said. “Our residents are not only excelling in competition but are also contributing to the advancement of emergency medicine through research and academic achievement.”
Magnolia Regional Health Center continues to expand its role in graduate medical education, with a focus on excellence in patient care, innovation, and physician training.
Magnolia Regional Health Center is pleased to announce that a member of our Cardiology team will be present at the Coke 10K Race on Saturday, May 2, in downtown Corinth, providing blood pressure and pulse checks for attendees.
In addition to these screenings, visitors are invited to stop by our information table, where we will be sharing valuable resources on early heart attack care, hands-only CPR, maintaining a healthy diet, and smoking cessation.
This is a great opportunity to take a proactive step toward better heart health and learn simple, life-saving techniques. We look forward to seeing you there!
Quality Awards and Recognition
DNV Accredited Hospital
DNV is a global independent certification, assurance, and risk management provider in over 100 countries. Through its broad experience and deep expertise, DNV advances safety and sustainable performance, sets industry benchmarks, and drives innovative solutions.
DNV’s accreditation program, NIAHO® (Integrated Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations), involves annual hospital surveys instead of every three years.
CMS Hospital Star Rating
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) reimburse all acute care facilities in the United States based on the quality of patient care. One way CMS acknowledges quality-based performance is through the CMS Hospital Star Rating Program. As of 2023, MRHC has been rated a 3-STAR facility.
Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade
The Leapfrog Group assigns hospitals an “A,” “B,” “C,” “D,” or “F” grade based on over 30 national performance measures reflecting errors, accidents, injuries, and infections, as well as systems hospitals have in place to prevent harm. The Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade is based exclusively on hospital prevention of medical errors and patient harm. The grading system is peer-reviewed, fully transparent, and accessible. Grades are updated twice annually, in the fall and spring.
Healthiverse Heroes Award
The Healthiverse Heroes Award recognizes healthcare leaders who have made significant advancements in building a better and more connected healthcare universe by connecting providers and patients with the information they need when and where they need it.
Chest Pain – MI Registry Platinum Performance Achievement Award
Magnolia Regional Health Center has received the American College of Cardiology’s NCDR Chest Pain ̶ MI Registry Platinum Performance Achievement Award for 2024. MRHC is one of only 262 hospitals nationwide to receive the honor.
The award recognizes Magnolia’s commitment and success in implementing a higher standard of care for heart attack patients. It signifies that Magnolia Regional Health Center has reached an aggressive goal of treating these patients to standard levels of care as outlined by the American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association clinical guidelines and recommendations.
Chest Pain – MI Registry Platinum Performance Achievement Award
To receive the Chest Pain ̶ MI Registry Platinum Performance Achievement Award, MRHC has demonstrated sustained achievement in the Chest Pain ̶ MI Registry for three consecutive years (2019-2021) and performed at the highest level for specific performance measures. Full participation in the registry engages hospitals in a robust quality improvement process using data to drive improvements in adherence to guideline recommendations and overall quality of care provided to heart attack patients.
Magnolia Regional Health Center (MRHC) has received the American College of Cardiology’s NCDR Chest Pain ̶ MI Registry Platinum Performance Achievement Award for 2022. MRHC is one of only 212 hospitals nationwide to receive the honor.
Baby Friendly USA
Magnolia Regional Health Center has achieved the prestigious international Baby-Friendly designation after a rigorous review process conducted by Baby-Friendly USA, the organization responsible for bestowing this certification in the United States.
This distinguished honor demonstrates that MRHC is adhering to the highest standards of care for breastfeeding mothers and their babies. These standards are built on the Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding, a set of evidence-based practices recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) for optimal infant feeding support in the precious first days of a newborn’s life.
Chest Pain Center with Primary PCI
Hospitals awarded this designation have Primary PCI available 24/7, every day of the year. This means they have a call team comprising the cardiac cath lab staff and an interventional cardiologist who arrive at the facility within 30 minutes of STEMI activation. These facilities have formal agreements with the facilities regularly referring STEMI patients for primary PCI. They will also have mapped their STEMI processes to maximize efficiencies, leading to quicker treatment and improved outcomes.
Guardian of Excellence Award
The Press Ganey Guardian of Excellence Award is a nationally recognized symbol of achievement in health care. Presented annually, the award honors clients who consistently sustain performance in the top 5% of all Press Ganey clients for each reporting period during one year. It is given to organizations that have achieved the 95th percentile or higher for the composite Overall Rating based on the standard Press Ganey Quarterly Reports during the course of the award year (May-April).
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